Neighborhoods in the 21230 ZIP Code

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Locust Point

Home to Fort McHenry and the 1814 conflict that inspired Francis Scott Key to pen “The Star-Spangled Banner,” the peninsular neighborhood of Locust Point brims with history, culture and community. Overlooking the Inner Harbor in what began as an industrial area in 1845, it expanded with the influx of Eastern European immigrants in 1868. Many
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  $457K
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  $270K - $959K
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  22 Listings
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Otterbein

Just a cannon shot from the Inner Harbor, Otterbein is a shining example of why Baltimore is often called Charm City. This hamlet of tightly packed Colonial and Second Empire homes is crosshatched with leafy streets hiding two cozy green spaces, adding a neighborly spirit to this small area a block from the water. "We have a huge sense of
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  $439K
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  $214K - $874K
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  10 Listings
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Riverside

Just south of downtown Baltimore and centered around Riverside Park is the small historic neighborhood of Riverside. Once home to rail and port workers, the neighborhood of Riverside gained popularity with the development of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad line that transported goods from Locust Point to Camden Station. This walkable community
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  $400K
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  $205K - $855K
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  110 Listings
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Sharp Leadenhall

Established in 1790, Sharp Leadenhall is a historic district located in South Baltimore rich in African American culture. The area was home to the Baltimore Abolitionist Society, founded in 1789, and the African Academy of Baltimore, the first school in the nation dedicated to educating African American children. “The buyers that aim to live here
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  $388K
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  $270K - $534K
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  4 Listings
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Ridgely's Delight

The birthplace of baseball legend Babe Ruth, Ridgely’s Delight is a downtown Baltimore neighborhood that is a mix of charm, history and action. “It’s a nice historic neighborhood,” says William (Randy) Poist, a real estate agent with seven years of experience selling in the greater Baltimore area. “Lots of trees line the streets, and you get the
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  $296K
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  $190K - $380K
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  5 Listings
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Pigtown

This west Baltimore neighborhood was once the quintessential route for herding swine from the railcar to the slaughterhouse. One hundred years later, pigs no longer roam the tightly packed streets; however, the name Pigtown has been fondly embraced by the community. Today the neighborhood is known as an up-and-coming spot where folks look forward
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  $213K
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  $77K - $395K
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  53 Listings
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Lakeland

Lakeland, a diverse Baltimore neighborhood, has traditional row houses and colorful single-family homes. The area includes Lakeland Park, access to Patapsco Valley State Park, and convenient Light Rail and MARC train connections. Lakeland, located in Southwest Baltimore, is a historic neighborhood that evolved from its early 1800s roots as
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  $152K
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  $100K - $335K
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  5 Listings
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Morrell Park

Morrell Park in Southwest Baltimore is a mixed-use residential community known for its impressive views of the Baltimore city skyline. Nestled alongside Westport, Mt. Winas, and Violetsville, this neighborhood has a rich industrial history linked to the B&O Railroad. The area combines a quiet urban vibe with close proximity to downtown Baltimore.
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  $146K
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  $57K - $420K
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  14 Listings
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Westport

Westport rests along the Middle Branch of the Patapsco River in Southwest Baltimore. The neighborhood’s beginnings date back to the 1700s, when most residents were employed by local waterfront businesses, like the former Carr Lowery Glass Company and the Baltimore Gas & Electric plant. The land that once housed these industrial sites has since
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  $117K
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  $39K - $257K
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  7 Listings
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Cherry Hill

Cherry Hill, a historic African American neighborhood in South Baltimore, spans 275 acres on the Cherry Hill Peninsula. Originally developed post-World War II for Black steelworkers and veterans, the area features a mix of housing styles, including bungalows, two-storied row houses, and multi-family units. The neighborhood has seen revitalization
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  $116K
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  $72K - $274K
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  5 Listings
Cherry Hill

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